hostile

劍橋詞典

hostile adjective (UNFRIENDLY)

unfriendly and not liking something
不友好的，敵對(duì)的
a hostile crowd 不友好的人群
The president had a hostile reception in Ohio this morning . 總統(tǒng)今天早上在俄亥俄州受到了不友好的接待。

例句

• There has been a hostile reaction to the government's proposed tax increases .
• The security forces exercised great restraint by not responding to hostile attacks and threats .
• The company has managed to fight off a hostile takeover bid .
• Every day they had to run the gauntlet of hostile journalists on their way to school .
• He's famous for conducting hostile interviews with politicians .

hostile adjective (DISAGREEING)

not agreeing with something
不同意的
I'm not hostile to (= against) the idea of change as such. 我并不反對(duì)作這樣的改變。

hostile adjective (DIFFICULT)

difficult or not suitable for living or growing
艱苦的，惡劣的；不利的
hostile weather conditions 惡劣的天氣條件
a hostile climate /environment 惡劣的氣候／環(huán)境


hostile adjective (ENEMY)

[ 只用在名詞前面的形容詞 ]
connected with the enemy in a war
敵方的，敵人的
hostile aircraft /forces 敵機(jī)／敵軍

hostile adjective (COMPANIES)


relating to situations in which one company wants to buy another company whose owners do not want to sell it
敵意（收購，并購）
The company convinced investors to reject a hostile bid from Enterprise Oil Plc worth ￡1.5 billion . 這家公司說服了投資者拒絕由企業(yè)原油公司提出的價(jià)值15億美元的敵意收購方案。
a hostile merger 敵意（并購） 返回 hostile